----- "Felix Miata" <mrma...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> On 2010/08/26 10:47 (GMT) Nasa composed:
>
> > I am trying to configure a rather obscure resolution (800x480) which
> is the
> > native resolution for my monitor. The monitor doesn't provide EDID
> or DDC
> > information (it's connected over VGA). And the default settings by
> the
> > driver produces displays that don't fit the monitor properly. I
> would like
> > to construct a xorg.conf file with appropraite vertical refresh
> rates, horizontal
> > syncs, and/or modelines to work correctly with the monitor.
> However, there
> > doesn't seem a way to turn off the driver defaults for those items.
> I tried options
> > like NoDDC, UseEDID, etc with no luck. I also tried using xrandr to
> change
> > resolutions after X has started. The results end up being worse
> than the
> > intial problem I was trying to fix (ie: the screen is bigger than
> the area
> > available to display it). I expect my inability to find a suitable
> solution
> > is due to my lack of knowledge -- so I hope someone can fill me in
> to what
> > I am missing. Thanks in advance,
>
> > Chipset: 945GM
>
> From openSUSE 11.3 on i845G
> http://fm.no-ip.com/Tmp/Linux/Xorg/xinitrc-113-t2240-1600x1200v1920
> should
> serve as a template for you to construct an /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
> file with
> required xrandr commands included to be run _before_ $WINDOWMANAGER
> starts.
>
> Note that the reason for preferring high refresh rates on CRT displays
> does
> not exist on flat panel displays. I've yet to find any flat panel
> that
> doesn't work perfectly in close proximity to 60 if not exactly 60.
> So,
> K.I.S.S., and use CVT and/or GTF without bothering with refresh spec.
> 'gtf
> 800 480' will default to 60, which would invariably be just right.
>
> Supposedly xorg.conf can still be used with legacy Intel chips to do
> the same
> things as xinitrc/xrandr do, but I've yet to confirm it, succeeding
> only on
> MGA so far.
Given Meego's setup where is the appropriate place to put the xrandr
commands? I was confused on this point when I tried that before...
X seems to be started from 3 files in /etc/X11/xinitrc (xinitrc,
xinitrc-common, and Xclients)
I opted to add the lines to xinitrc thus:
# Mandatorily source xinitrc-common, which is common code shared between the
# Xsession and xinitrc scripts which has been factored out to avoid duplication
. /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc-common
xrandr --newmode "840x480_60.00" 31.25 840 864 944 1048 480 483 493 500
-hsync +vsync
xrandr --addmode VGA1 840x480_60.00
xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 840x480_60.00
xrandr --fbmm 152x91
# The user may have their own clients they want to run. If they don't,
# fall back to system defaults.
if [ -f $HOME/.Xclients ]; then
exec $CK_XINIT_SESSION $SSH_AGENT $HOME/.Xclients || \
exec $CK_XINIT_SESSION $SSH_AGENT $HOME/.Xclients
elif [ -f /etc/X11/xinit/Xclients ]; then
exec $CK_XINIT_SESSION $SSH_AGENT /etc/X11/xinit/Xclients || \
exec $CK_XINIT_SESSION $SSH_AGENT /etc/X11/xinit/Xclients
else
# Failsafe settings. Although we should never get here
# (we provide fallbacks in Xclients as well) it can't hurt.
[ -x /usr/bin/xsetroot ] && /usr/bin/xsetroot -solid '#222E45'
[ -x /usr/bin/xclock ] && /usr/bin/xclock -geometry 100x100-5+5 &
[ -x /usr/bin/xterm ] && xterm -geometry 80x50-50+150 &
[ -x /usr/bin/twm ] && /usr/bin/twm
fi
As there isn't a .Xclients file in the user directory -- the
/etc/X11/xinit/Xclients
is what is executed next:
#!/bin/bash
GSESSION="$(which gnome-session 2>/dev/null)"
STARTKDE="$(which startkde 2>/dev/null)"
STARTXFCE="$(which startxfce4 2>/dev/null)"
STARTMOB="$(which startmoblin 2>/dev/null)"
# check to see if the user has a preferred desktop
PREFERRED=
if [ -f /etc/sysconfig/desktop ]; then
. /etc/sysconfig/desktop
if [ "$DESKTOP" = "GNOME" ]; then
PREFERRED="$GSESSION"
elif [ "$DESKTOP" = "KDE" ]; then
PREFERRED="$STARTKDE"
elif [ "$DESKTOP" = "XFCE" ]; then
PREFERRED="$STARTXFCE"
elif [ "$DESKTOP" = "MOBLIN" ]; then
PREFERRED="$STARTMOB"
fi
fi
if [ -n "$PREFERRED" ]; then
exec "$PREFERRED"
fi
# now if we can reach here, either no desktop file was present,
# or the desktop requested is not installed.
if [ -n "$STARTMOB" ]; then
# by default, we run Moblin.
exec "$STARTMOB"
elif [ -n "$STARTXFCE" ]; then
exec "$STARTXFCE"
elif [ -n "$GSESSION" ]; then
# if Moblin isn't installed, try gnome
exec "$GSESSION"
fi
# Failsafe.
# these files are left sitting around by TheNextLevel.
rm -f $HOME/Xrootenv.0
# Argh! Nothing good is installed. Fall back to twm
{
# gosh, neither fvwm95 nor fvwm2 is available;
# fall back to failsafe settings
[ -x /usr/bin/xsetroot ] && /usr/bin/xsetroot -solid '#222E45'
if [ -x /usr/bin/xclock ] ; then
/usr/bin/xclock -geometry 100x100-5+5 &
elif [ -x /usr/bin/xclock ] ; then
/usr/bin/xclock -geometry 100x100-5+5 &
fi
if [ -x /usr/bin/xterm ] ; then
/usr/bin/xterm -geometry 60x25-130+50 &
fi
if [ -x /usr/bin/firefox -a -f /usr/share/doc/HTML/index.html ]; then
/usr/bin/firefox /usr/share/doc/HTML/index.html &
fi
if [ -x /usr/bin/twm ] ; then
exec /usr/bin/twm
fi
Where I have it placed now doesn't work (after removing my edited xorg.conf, I
get
the original resolution back). So I must not understand where it should be
placed.
Could you enlighten me, *pretty please* :}
Nasa
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